What a gem! I love how the cat stayed cute instead of menacing. Plus the way Newell flips the color scheme between panel 4 and 5 with the drapes as something of a transition. Outstanding!
No, these were for full-size broadsheet pages, 22" wide. Unless you’re reading these about one row at a time on a 27” screen or so, or on a 40" screen in portrait mode, or blowing them up to be wider than your screen is. you’re not seeing them at the intended size.
electricshadow Premium Member about 10 years ago
Reminds me of a Cure song:“on candy stripe legs the spider-cat comessoftly through the shadows of the evening sun”
MansellinDistress about 10 years ago
What a gem! I love how the cat stayed cute instead of menacing. Plus the way Newell flips the color scheme between panel 4 and 5 with the drapes as something of a transition. Outstanding!
Kip W about 10 years ago
“Unique” must mean something different in this context.
Not the Smartest Man On the Planet -- Maybe Close Premium Member about 10 years ago
Did these cartoonists get kickbacks from optometrists?
John W Kennedy Premium Member about 10 years ago
No, these were for full-size broadsheet pages, 22" wide. Unless you’re reading these about one row at a time on a 27” screen or so, or on a 40" screen in portrait mode, or blowing them up to be wider than your screen is. you’re not seeing them at the intended size.
Guilty Bystander about 10 years ago
Use the zoom function in the middle of the strip…you really need to with these old strips (JWK explains it well), but it’s worth it.
This one is quite clever, if not nearly as well-drawn as Little Nemo.
drewsimon about 4 years ago
WHAT!